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The Somerset reporter., 1887-06-01

Pomona Grange, Scion, Tuesday, June II =:
Address of welcome, Mrs. Hannah +
Thompson, Scion Grange; Response, H.
g. Ellis, Victor Grange; Essays, 10y I. +.
lloughton and Mrs. Il. b. Pierre" qucs-
ton for discussion. TO what extent is
it possible for the POtronS of llusbandry
TO cooperate for the advancement of our
agricultural, intellectual and social inter
ests?" Let there be a large gathering
and an interesting and profitable meet
ing S. +. EMERSON, Secretary
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Are You disturbed at night and broken your
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SkaVufGA~ GHtNsF.-Ausel lloiaay, Master
Mr., l.. II. Crowell, Secretary. Regular meet
ing Al q. \ x. ball "Wednesday evening on or
before the full moon, and tNp week, thereafter
ia the afternoon.
Correspondent, will please bear in mind that
Mi article, far the Grange column. must be m
the interest Of the Grange and have a bcdring
in That direction. Othe. matter which Ia, IA
relation To thu Grange ana which the writer, de
,lre tu have published, should be- forwarded 10
the RiroHTrH. and not Go the Editor NJ ia,
Grange column.
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GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP heals and beauties, 25c.
GERMAN CORN REMOVER kills Corns & Bunions. Csc.
HILLS HAIR & WHiSKER DYE-Black & Brown. 6Oc.
PIXIES T00THACHE DROPS cure in Minute, Csc.
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS are sure cure, 5Oc.
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TERMS. TO WarTGnt SIS. Season Sl2.
A. <. Perkins, SkOVhGgal. Me.
ls.lg2l.2g
FOR THE SEASON OF 1887.
KNOX STALLION
GEORGE wv


uSo, but is now known as above.
He will stand at the SKOWHEGAS HOUSE Stables.
Skowhegau Maine, the present season all the time
except Saturday. when he VIII be at the MAYNARD
House Stables Sulon.
TuNIs horse ID now too well known 10 call for an
Il tended notice. He Is a beautiful blood bay with
white strip in head stands Is - bands high aud
weighs 1913 pounds, NithH very little handling he
has shown fine trottng gait. HIS action II perfect
and his style unsurpassed His get Is his best recon
mendaton.
PEDIG REE.--George ". was sired by Locomotive,
aud he by Gen. Knox. His hrst dam FIXING
squirrel, sired by the Golcord Horse His dam was
raised by Luke Hilton aud WAS out Of Knox mare by
II Drew horse. The sire of the ColcoTd Horse was
The Morrow HORSE, and he by the witherell Horse
The dam OF Flying quirreil was knnwn Rs the Nor
risou mare, noted roadster. She out al an
English mare and sired by Cfosbys Messengcr he by
Morrilrs Messenger.
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"Oh, mamma what is that dreadful noisc on
the piazza" "Notiing my child. Y'ur father
will persist in trying to get into the hammock
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clumsy he is.
"You say you stumpcd Texas for the Pro-
hibiton ticket what PECULIARLY Of yonr audience
struck you most iorciby:" "Wel" said the
missionary, "thc chnncks Of clay and pieces Of
brick struck me most forcibly, but the eggs
si.lNrl hN M. ilIn lnnnl.si -
The Somerset reporter., 1887-06-01
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Russell Sage was fined 800 recently for
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by simple stepping into the courtroom he could
have saved that 800 and escaped serving by
merely stating that he read the newspapers and
wa capable of forming an opinion,
(Ata base ball match.j lIe.-"I take il
you're quite up in the game, Miss Sniggleft1. -
"She-" Rather, Graudpas first base in the
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Ocomargarincs my two brothers are in the
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The Somerset reporter., 1887-06-01

phrenologist has examined John l.. sui
lNan.s bumps, He found them on the other
fellows head
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29
Personal Paragraphs.

Will SPOTS of Smithville, was one OF
Evening Shades guests this week.
Sam Wainwright of Cushman. took his
Christmas with the HOokrnmites.
Cant. Wann and lady visited relatives
and friends in Scott township for several
days past.
Jim McCaleb, Clayton & Cope's chief
clerk at Hardy, was among his friends here
during the holidays.
Prof J. W. Meeks of Barren Fork, was
among the many welcome visitors at the
Record office this week.
w, j. Younger of johnson township. ac-
companied by his wife and her baby sister
Miss Zela Brown, made this Office pleas
ant call Monday.
Deputy Clerk Hugh Spotts had charge of
the marriage mill during the CLERKS alb
sence. Hugh can fix up handsome set of
papers.
..Messrs. James and Charles Barnett, w
P Jones, Misses Attic and Clara Williams
and Junie Wasson, all came up from Bates
vile to spend the holidays with their
Evening Shade friends
Miss Willie Brown and Mrs. Mamie
Younger, daughters of onr former towns
man DR.. Sam A. Brown, now deceased,
were among those who spent Christmas in
Evening Shade. They reside on Polk
Bayou jus. in this county.
Miss Mollie Wright of West
Plains, is passing the holidays with
her sister here, Mrs. Alice Cochran.
Misses Willie Brown, Patsy Sims
and Mary Wainwright called on the
RECORD yesterday and looked over
the editors shoulder while he put
this paragraph in type.
Miss Della Hinkle, who has been at
tending school here for the past four
months, returned to her home in Oil
Trough last week. After spending the
holidays with her parents she will again
avail herself of the splendid facilities for
literary and musical instruction offered
by the Evening Shade High School.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29
MORTGAGE SALES.

By virtue of a mortgage made to me
by John King and Martha M King, on
the 9th day Of August, 1881, which
mortgage is duly recorded in the record
er's office of Sharp county, Arkansas.
will offer for sale at the front door of the
main residence upon the premises. on
Wednesday the 25th day of January,
1888, for cash in hand, the following de.
scribed lands, to-wit:
All that part of S W Or Of Sec %,
lying on right bank of Big Ureek-1U0
acres more or less.
Also, the south part of S Or of S E
or Of Sec 29-l0 acres.
Also, the north part of the N W Or Of
N W Or of Sec. $40 acres
Also, the N E Or of N W or Of Sec. 33
-35 acres. ..-
Also, the west part of the N W or of
N or Of Sec. 33-l5 acres.
Also. the N W part of the s W or Of
N E or of Sec. 33 containing 10 acres, all
in township 1S north. range 5 west, and
known as the John King Homestead.
Also, by virtue of mortgage made to
me by Josb Phillips and Mary E Phillips
on the 18th day Of February, 1884.
offer for sale al the front door of the
store house at Kings Mills, said Sharp
county, Arkansas, for cash i'll hand, on
Wednesday. the 25th day of January
1888, the following described lands, to-
wit:
Part of the W hf of N W or of Sec.
$3.50 acres, more or less.
Also, the W hf of s E Or of N W Or
of Sec. 28-20 acres.
Also, the N 4 Or of the S W Or of Sec.
$40 acres.
Also the east part of W hf of S W Or
of Sec. 2l-51 acres, more or less.
Also, the W bf of S E or of S W or
of Sec 81, containing 30 acres, all in
township 1S north, Of range west. and
containing in all 1870 acres, and known
as the Joab Phillips homestead.
Male within lapal hnurs
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29
HOLIDAY ADJUSTMENTS.

0pa.aef the mosS erijoyable fea.
lures of the holiday festivities was
the entertainment given last Monday
night by the Christmas Concert
Club. The exercises consisted of
songs, laughable farces, etc, and
elected the heartiest applause from a
very large audience. There were
three excellent farces, "Wide enough
for two," "Homeopathy" and "Too
much Of good thing" These were
rendered IN highly satisfactory
manner and met with proper appre-
ciaticn. Will Shaver, as the dutch
man, was entirely at home. Sheb
Metcalf, as the "Couutry Cousin" "
was very funny, while Miss Lulu
Russell in the role of "Propriety"
was unexcelled. Miss Dora Fore as
"waiting maid" was natural and at
perfect ease, and George Wilkerson
was amusing as bogus Irish doctor.
The pieces were all mirth-provoking,
and with the exception that some of
the parts were not well enough COM
mtted, the entire performance was
a complete success. If we had the
space we would be pleased to notice
each play and character particularly,
but suffice it to say that all did well,
and every part of the program was
meritorious. The proceeds amount
ed to S31 80 and were presented to
the Sunday-school. The Club will
give another entertainment tonight
with new program throughout and
a rare treat is promised to those who
attend. We suggest that the pro-
ceeds be applied to the purchase of
suitable stage scenery and other nec-
essary fixtures and that the Club
give entertainments in the future at
stated intervals, say every three
months. There are many deserving
purposes, public and private, to
which the proceeds would be a very
gracious gift.
The town has been full of visi-
tors for nearly a week. Friends of
yore met here who had been separat-
ed for years; others only for few
months. And those who had had
no previous opportunity of meeting
were granted a privilege on last
tuesday night at the residence of
W. A. Edwards where a grand So
clal and cotillion party was given
to the young folks of the town and
their guests. The spacious rooms
were lighted up and made comforta-
BILE by huge log fires and hot stoves,
and beauty and gallantry We'd with
intelligence and loveliness, while
music and gay laughter, together
with pleasant games and the maizy
dance, afforded all present an oppor.
tunity for a variety of injoyment
and social intercourse rarely offered
IN city or hamlet. The evening will
be long remembered by all who at
tended.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29

G.Ass.. Ed F. Bourne, the efficient and
wol thy cashier of the United States Ex-
p,y 70 Co. Des Moines, Iowa, says !:
o.: rom the lack of exercise and from close
confinement to Office work, / have been
tr(ubed with habitual constipation. |
have received more benefit from St.
Ftg:rick's Pills than anything | ever tried.
| gave them thorough test and am now
ilrSsrfect health. l hereby recommend
then. as q pleasant and reliable medicine
Thsy do not grippe nor cause the sickness
oc asioned by the operation of almost all
OF fr cathartic pills or medicines. Sold
byJ. r. Metoalf.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29

'dr. r. A. Hinkle of Springfield, Clark
county, is the happiest man in Arkansas.
Re this statement: II have just finished
tax bottle of Dsnsby's Cotton Patch
BIZ and find them the best ever used.
NY sgstem was poisoned with malaria,
bat 10 appetite, was weak and nervous,
bus| now | feel like new man to what |
diGi efore taking the bitters. These Bit
terYSr re the most powerful tonic on the
market, but act so gently you hardly
knov you are taking medicine. For sale
BY Williams & Price.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29


"A st. Louis man suicided at
Melbourne yesterday morning by
shooting his head off with a shot
gun.
Newport has petitioned whisky
o 1t for the next year, and 3 mile
radius from that burg takes in Jack
sonport; therefore, there will be no
saloons in Jackson county during
the incoming year.
Squire N. I. Jones died st his s
home in Hardy Tuesday morning
with congestive chill.
Sheriff Hall arrested Charley
Shaver, (col. last Monday night on
two indictments brought against him
by the grand jury at the April term
of circuit court, charging him with
false pretenses. In default of $1,000
bail he was committed to Jail. He
has been on the dodge since that
time, and was rather surprised when
the sheriff walked in on him while
"tripping the light fantastic toe'' at
a dance in Darkeyville. Mr.. Hall
very courteously allowed him to
dance three "sets" after taking him
into custody. Its very cold track
that our sheriff cannot follow when
he wants to catch his man.
The musical enter tainment given on
the evening of the 2lst by Mrs Huddle-
ston's class attracted large and appre-
ciative audience. The exercises en-
braced vocal and instrumental music,
consisting of songs duets and quartettes,
and was participated in by Misses Della
Hinkle, May Wasson, Artie Abernethy'
BERTHE Davidson, Mary Mitchell, Mary
Huddleston, Ella Craig and Eudora
Shaver. The entire performance evil
denced tie fact that the pupils had
received thorough painstaking instruc-
tion and reAec ell great credit upon
both class and teacher; and considering
that they have only been taking lessons
since Sept. 1st, it may be said that the
progress made is remarkable. We cannot
fail to notice duet by Eudora Shaver
and Ella Craig, aged respectively 10 and
| years, which, for its almost perfect ex-
ecution, elected great applause. A folio
of choice music was offered for the most
correct rendering of the scales which
was awarded to Miss May Wasson by the
committee selected to decide upon the
contest
Miss Leona Erwin Of Grange will
enter the school here Monday. We
would be pleased to devote whole col.
umn to the names of young men and
young ladies from this and adjoining
counties who will thus choose the path Of
wisdom while the golden opportunity is
at hand.
While it cannot be denied that more
whisky was bought in Sharp county
than ever before at the same season, yet
it is pleasure to state that the number
of "drupks" was not nearly up to the
usual standard. We are at loss for q
satisfactory explanation unless public
sentiment is beginning to make its inAu-
ence felt more strongly than heretofore.
AT the close of the month the ma
4atii,s aia EDGE here will have had three reg.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29
Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-2s31
Land Office at Little Rock. Ark,
Nov 1907

Notice Is hereby given that the followlng-nam-
ed settler has filed notice ofhs intention to make
final proof in support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the County Judge of
Sharp connty at Evening Shade, Ark, on Dec,
10, 1887 vi2x Hiram Brandon, homestead entry
No. J3, ,554 forthe northeast quarter of southeast
quarter of section 49, township II north, range
5wes.. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and culti-
walton of, said land. viz. w M Edwards, J L
Gawf. VIC Gawf and George Russell, of Pough-
keepsie. Ark, II. V. YEAkLE,
Nov l0-49 Register.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29
NOtiCe-37l.
U. S. Land Office, Little Rock, Ark.
Doc 10 1897

q. 8. Lanu OHIC1, LIIGIe NUCK, ArH. {
Dec. Is. 1887,
Complaint having been entered at this
office by James b Hackett against Frank
E. McCrary for abandoning his homestead
entry No. 144S7, dated July Z, 1884, upon
the southwest quarter of section 8, town
ship 20 north, range 4 west, in sharp
county, Arkansas, with q view to the can
hereby summoned to appear before the
circuit clerk Of said county at his Office in
Evening Shade. Ark, on the 3Oth day of
January. 1888, at 10 o'clock u. M, to re-
spOnd and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment. Trial at this
Office on February Sd, 1888. at 10 o'clock
a. m. X. V. YEAKLE.
Dec22. NOS Register
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29
Trustees Sale.

By authority of the provisions of GER
tain deed of trust with power of sale. exc
cutesta me as trustee by John S Herring
and wife on the 22d day of September,
1886, til secure the payment of four hun
dred and fiftv- four dollars and thrty-nine
cents ($454 39) with interest at ten per
cent >1i.to F. M. Shaver. winch deed IS re-
cordeT in the recorders Office of Sharp
counts .,is.htdaQaEos u" pages 1913 q O. wiib1
leg..f uU1fs, at The courthouse door in Eve
ming Shade, Arkansas, sell to the highest
bidder for cash. the north halt of he
northeast quarter, and twelve acres off the
northeast corner of the northwest quarter
OF section eight, (S) IN township fifteen
(15) north, range four "a west. containing
81 acres more or less, lying in Sharp coun-
ty, subject to title bond executed by said
John S Herring and wife to William
Hlndman. This December Is. 1887.
E. A. TAYLOR,
2-Dec Is Trustee.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29

Flour exchanged for corn at
Hsmilton's mill. Flour 50 so, and
w allow SO cents per bushel for
ca h delivered. 4-3t
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLIoATIoN-2S79
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark, }

Land Office at Little Rock, Ark,
Dec. 10, 1887,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim. and that said proof will be made
before the county judge Of Sharp county,
at Evening Shade, Ark, Jan. 81. 1888, viz:
Samuel Anderson. H No. 1887 CA. +.
for the or of W or sec 4, and W or Of
II W or of sec. 9. twp, 16 north, range
west. He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of said land. VIZ: Andrew
Dots0n, John ID Wolf, Henry Shirley and
John Holmes, all of SHARP county. Ark.
r. V. YEAKLE,
Dec 1872 Register.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29
2-Dec Is
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that there viii! be
an application made at the next term of
the Sharp county court to change the
Smithvllle and Thomasville road i'll road
district No. 2, North township.
ALEX BLACK
Dec. 20. 1887. and 16 others.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29
an n b 1|PARTURE MAILS.

l55 b. willie to Evening Shade
o1 arTly4l, every day except Sun
Qck p< IA Leaves at 8 a. IN.
ling Shade to Ash Flat:
81 1EIIy1L 81 $3.50 p. m, departs
lo|l edn' days and Fridays,
ojEhville 10 Evening Shade
1r1 1Aturdays at II IN. and
{ I1l Tom Batesville via Polk
1n11e< AIxlves Tuesdays aud Sat-
VI = 1n1 leaves same days at 10
n. r. METCALF,
|. z, M.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION -so74

LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE Rock, ARK,
Dec. Sd 1881
Notice is hereby given that the. following nam
ed settler has FLED notice of her intention to make
final proof in support of her claim and that said
proof will be made before the county judge of
Sharp county at Evening Shade, Ark, Jan. 10th
Boothe, deceased, II. E No. II, ,979, for the W
or of W or, the hlf fof n or, and the ne qr
of or Of sec 80, T 10 north, r lwest. rs9She
names the following witnesses to prove her con-
tinuOus residence upon and cultivation of said
Wesley Williams John sitz and John Osburn of
Canton, Ark. t. V. IEAkLE,
Dec Sill Regis te
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29
socrETIEs.

fOCIETlES.
uRxr CHAPTER No. 80, R. A. NJ. 4,
u r&S(Il4t convocations at Masonic
1 In EVenlng Shade, the Sd Saturday
SAN H. DAVIDSON, II P.
6ec'y.
vRNrNG SHADE LODGE No. 143, F. 4
NJ, holds regular communications ON
Saturday before lst Sunday in each
lth. II. s. BACON, W M.
Ildson, sec'y.
vENINo SHADE CHAPTER, No. II, o.
J. meets at Masonic Hall lst Thurs
IN each month, at clock p. m.
MRS y. .M. HUDDLEsToN, W. NJ.
:. Hudtlleeton, Sect'y'
| BEREAR LODGE, No. SO, I. 0. 0.
NJ /, holds REGULAR meetings every al
teruate FRIDAY night.
n WI. b. SCARLETT, n. G.
|U1zz<><>< EVENING SHADE LODGE,
- No. 2490, X of H.. +,
\ meets I'd and 4th Tues
y day nights in every
month.
j. P. JONES, d.
81 q Al. j Davidson, r.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29
IA NEwS.

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sue thIa week falls below
d = General news, be-
) one day late with the
s The extremely cold
pming or in conjunction
'ol'daY sickness in the
llly, ao'offce nor house
mas callers to talk to, de-
dun, wood to chop and
chores to do, it is really
y see how we'll the paper
eek. All omissions and
Is will doubtless be ex-
!, ! considerate readers.
! >Ipurlock &C Coger's for
/, mas flour.
!; < churches in Evening
Q services last Sunday,
y OF the Savior of man
g holy Sabbath of the
. the attention of our
y 'o,'9xlne o.. Statement of Mr..
y y ! q Z nk'nesland, Ark, who
I, y 2 hansby's Cotton Patch
y gp'd nalafial fever and am
l.M taken onn hottlo
q Guinea pig"
prevents and
Such as bilious,
,e 6 Sshills and
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29

dist church last Saturday night was
enjoyed by a crowded house, and we
presume everybody present received
one or more presents, ranging In size
and value from sack of choice flour
to nickle rattle box. The presents
were tastily used to decorate the
tree, which was loaded from floor to
ceiling, costing in the aggregate sew
eral hundred dollars. Santa Claus
made his appearance in due time and
made short speech before the gifts
were distributed. 1t took E. G.
Henderson and Shelby Metcalf abols
two hours alternately to call H>e
names of those receiving presents,
and four or five young ladies were
kept buay delivering them to the
proper owners. Many little hearts
were made glad, and the faces of
fathers mothers were wreathed in
pleasant smiles, while others indulg-
ed in hearty guffaw at the gro
tesqueness of numerous presents
held aloft by the callers at intervals
all going to make up an evening
of really indescribable injoyment and
pleasant entertainment, which should
convince all who attended that a
Christmas tree never fails to make al.
children, and large number of old
er people happy. Never oppose a
Christmas tree.
*.*
Miss Virgie and Eddie Craig gave
their many young friends reception
on last Tuesday, and treated them to
a grand feast of Christmas culina-
ries, such as the excellent hostess Of
the Craig mansion alone can prepare.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29
rHEcHURCIIEs.

nv Bontlst-G. L. Foard, pastor:
h b second sunday in each month mclud-
ay before.
It FrtN-En Joeephus Lemons will preach
u night Ii zach month, and on sun
Ing.
lER Ot south---J. F. Troy, pastor, Will
'the lot md Sd Sundays in each
-, III, taytr meeting every Thursday night.
= e1s-ssScho6I efqty Sunday morning at 8
M Ill{hc M9lho1H church, EyeryhoIy 's
: nv I J. N. SHAVER,
Superintendent.
Sharp County record., 1887-12-29

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